Ibrahim Ba, Technical Study Group member, salutes growth in women’s football

FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) member Ibrahim Ba has hailed the development of women’s football as the group stage heads towards a finale at the Olympic Football Tournaments Paris 2024.

Technical Study Group (TSG) Portraits - Olympic Games Paris 2024

Raising the profile of beach soccer: experts meet at workshop in Dubai

Away from the sun and sand at the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup UAE 2024 Dubai™, some of the sport’s top technical experts met behind the scenes as part of FIFA’s efforts to develop the sport around the world and tap its full potential.

FIFA Beach Soccer Expert Francisco Petrasso makes a presentation with Francisco Franco

Montse Tomé: “We have to stay ambitious and hungry to improve, with our feet on the ground”

Spain’s senior women’s national team coach recently attended the post-FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Coaches Forum

Spain's coach Montserrat Tomé reacts during the UEFA Women's Nations League group A4 football match between Spain and Italy at the Pasaron Municipal Stadium in Pontevedra

Faster, more compact, better goalkeeping: FIFA Women's World Cup reflected huge rise in technical standards

Players’ physical preparation “totally different” to ten years ago

Michelle Alozie of Nigeria runs with the ball during the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group B match between Ireland and Nigeria at Brisbane Stadium

Quintana: "We made Panama fans proud. That is our legacy” 

2 August 2023 is a date football fans in Panama are unlikely to forget. There was just one minute and nine seconds on the clock against France at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™, when Marta Cox scored their first-ever goal in the competition's history. 

Panama women's national football team Head Coach Ignacio Quintana poses for a portrait during the Post FIFA Women's World Cup Coaches Forum

‘A huge learning opportunity’: national team coaches discuss FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ 

Coaching can be a lonely business and the Post-FIFA Women's World Cup Coaches Forum offered a rare chance for some of the world's top women’s national team coaches to come together at the Home of FIFA in Zurich.

FIFA Senior Technical Development Manager Belinda Wilson, Japan women's national football team Head Coach Futoshi Ikeda and Blanca Romero during the Post FIFA Women's World Cup Coaches Forum 

Gianni Infantino tells coaches the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™ “opened the eyes of the world”

Gianni Infantino, opening the Post-FIFA Women's World Cup Coaches Forum, said the football played in 2023 in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand had opened the eyes of the world to women's football, and stressed the importance of building on that success.

A group photo during the Post FIFA Women's World Cup Coaches Forum at HoF, Home of FIFA

FIFA Talent Development Scheme makes further strides in 2023

Its aim is to help member associations reach their full potential

A FIFA Training Centre session with the SAFA girls academy team

Analysing the best teams in the world: The TSG at FIFA Club World Cup 2023™

From the moment Al-Ittihad FC and Auckland City FC kicked off the FIFA Club World Cup 2023™ at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, FIFA’s Technical Study Group (TSG) have had their eyes and minds focussed fully on events on the pitch in Saudi Arabia. 

General view inside the stadium during the FIFA Club World Cup Saudi Arabia 2023 match between Al Ahly FC and Al Ittihad FC

FIFA U-17 World Cup™ crucial for youth development says Technical Study Group

Over the course of the FIFA U-17 World Cup 2023™ in Indonesia, a total of 52 matches featuring 24 teams will have been played once the final between Germany and France has concluded. Every moment will have been watched live by FIFA's Technical Study Group.

FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) Technical Expert Julio Gonzalez (L), Technical Expert Pape Thiaw (2nd R) and Senior Football Expert Pascal Zuberbuhler (R) pose with colleagues 

Double FIFA Women’s World Cup winner Ellis says ‘gap closing’ in women’s football

Two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup™-winning coach Jill Ellis says the 2023 edition has “probably been the least predictable tournament we’ve seen” with the group stage in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand providing strong evidence of a levelling up.

 Jill Ellis during a Technical Study Group interview in Brisbane / Meanjin

Technical Study Group eye new trends at Australia & New Zealand 2023

Expectations are high that the on-field action at Australia & New Zealand 2023 will set a new benchmark and the FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) will be on hand to provide expert analysis of developments on the pitch.

A group photo of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Technical Study Group

FIFA unveils Technical Study Group for FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™

FIFA today unveiled the Technical Study Group (TSG) that will provide cutting-edge analysis of all FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ matches, while increasing and developing understanding of the game across the world. 

FIFA Women's World Cup Trophy 

Ellis: The game is constantly evolving

FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) member Jill Ellis says the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ is set to again demonstrate the rapid growth in women’s football.

FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Final Draw

Julio Gonzalez Ferreira: a tale of triumph over adversity

The accident happened on 22 December 2005, on the road between Vicenza and Venice, hours before he was due to fly home to Paraguay for the holidays. 